Travel tips

Use these tips to get into and through airport security as quickly and easily as possible.

Having a baby in the family makes travel a little more complicated, but it doesn’t mean you have to give up travelling completely. Here are some tips to make travelling with your baby easier.

According to a report from Statistics Canada, Canadians take more than 25million trips abroad each year, and it’s a safe bet that a large percentage of them travel with prescription medications, which can get lost or stolen.

Travelling can place you in unforeseen situations. You may find yourself in a hot bus or plane, or you may be overwhelmed by heat during a hike. Here are some tips to help you prevent serious heat-related illnesses, as well as symptoms that will indicate when medical assistance is needed.

When planning a trip, a worst-case scenario is the last thing that most travellers consider. Whether you are planning on exploring Canada by car or by flight, you should be covered in case of an accident or illness. While you have medical coverage through your home province, it may not be enough if you travel to other provinces.

Summer should be a time of enjoying sunshine, family cookouts and vacations. While no one expects an incident to take place, sometimes they do occur. The best thing you can do this summer for your family is give them peace of mind by purchasing travel insurance for summer. You will have less to worry about and more time available to enjoy your vacation. Here are the top three reasons to choose Blue Cross coverage for your summer travel.